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Thin Fit Episode 66: Accepting That All Good Things Take Time

Podcast |: Think Fit
Publisher |: Tim Ford & Mike Robinson
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Fitness & Nutrition,; Health,; Self-Help,; Weight Loss
Categories Via RSS |: Amateur Sports,; Fitness & Nutrition,; Health & Fitness,; Sports & Recreation
Publication Date |: Jul 15, 2018
Episode Duration |: 01:15:58

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We are all different. We have different bodies, metabolism, talents, jobs, families, backgrounds and preferences of peanut butter. What takes 2 weeks for one person might take 2 years for another. That doesn't mean that either person is any better or worse than anyone else.

This week we discuss how important it is to accept that your weight loss journey will take exactly as long as it will take. Not as long as it took Tim, or as long as it took that guy from Subway that turned out to be a bad bloke...

Once you can accept that there are no shortcuts, that in order to be successful you will need to put in the hard yards, you will have an easier time of it. But hey! This is Think Fit BABY! We do what we can to make it easier for you to be successful! So this week we talk all about the ways you can become better at accepting that good things take time.

We talk about the importance of being honest about what you need to achieve and how you need to achieve it, being nice to yourself and supporting yourself through the process, the importance of understanding where you currently are. Another important point is that just because you accept something doesn't mean you have to like it.

What this episode really comes down to is that it is impossible to force yourself or someone else to accept anything. You can do things to make it easier but the sooner you realise that it is a process you need to work through, the sooner you can focus your efforts on getting in shape!

For recommendations this week, Robo recommends Fartlek running and Tim recommends developing a strong relationship with your healthcare professionals.

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Once you can accept that there are no shortcuts, that in order to be successful you will need to put in the hard yards, you will have an easier time of it. So this week we talk all about the ways you can become better at accepting that good things take time. We look at the importance of being honest about what you need to achieve, supporting yourself, the importance of understanding where you currently are and the fact that just because you accept something doesn't mean you have to like it.